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Hi everybody.

I was wondering...where exactly is logged the information about who created an account or group, and when.

I have currently activated the logs of service router, local delivery, internet mail gateway and administration (I think those are the most important, at least for the information I wanna see in the audit log). I was hoping that loggin the administration service would show what users - with user administration rights - are doing. But the information is nowhere to be seen. So, I must probably must be missing something (Sorry, I am somehow new in Scalix).

Could someone show me how this can be done? Or what am I missing?

Thanks in advance.

I'd like to know that as well. There are 3 of us making a mess.

Level 9 event logging for Administration (omshowlvl, omconflvl) will show when the commands were run, but not who ran the command. It shows:

REPORT Administration(omaddpdl ) 04.24.08 14:17:35
[OM 4630] Admin command run :
omaddpdl -l bogus group/mail,node


REPORT Administration(omaddu ) 04.24.08 14:15:41
[OM 4630] Admin command run :
omaddu -n bogus user/mail,node

ltward wrote:Level 9 event logging for Administration (omshowlvl, omconflvl) will show when the commands were run, but not who ran the command. It shows:

REPORT Administration(omaddpdl ) 04.24.08 14:17:35
[OM 4630] Admin command run :
omaddpdl -l bogus group/mail,node


REPORT Administration(omaddu ) 04.24.08 14:15:41
[OM 4630] Admin command run :
omaddu -n bogus user/mail,node

Exactly, you can see it in SAC too, but it doesnt show you the username with administratives rights, or member of scalix user / groups admin, that actually did made the change. So, if I have 3 delegated users for create, delete or reset passwords, I have no way to see who deleted some account or who is making a mess with the accounts. I would be easier if the log records just show " User jsmith run command: omadduser etc, etc...at 04.24.08 12:00:00".

Can someone point me in the right direction or show me how is done, please?

I don't think there's a way to show this. I would suggest you raise an enhancement request about it on the Scalix Bugzilla page.